These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Brienz by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to high-altitude runs, there's something for every skier. Whether you're after quiet pistes or lively après-ski villages, the Swiss rail network brings you close to the action.
The resorts below are sorted by travel time from Brienz, to facilitate your planning. Make sure to visit the map, to explore thousands of destinations and activities, reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.
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Nestled in the Bernese Oberland, this resort offers a well-rounded mix of terrain spread across sun-drenched slopes. With predominantly intermediate runs complemented by easier trails and several challenging options, it caters to a broad range of skiers. The lift network efficiently connects various sectors, providing access to diverse alpine landscapes. Its mid-mountain character and varied topography make it suitable for progressive skiers and families alike, while maintaining a relaxed mountain atmosphere away from mass tourism.
Number of lifts: 16
Intermediate slopes: 25.7km
Easy slopes: 18.6km
Total slope length: 49.8km
Advanced slopes: 5.5km
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| Brienz | |
| (10m) | |
| Meiringen |
Nestled above Brienz in the Bernese Oberland, this small alpine ski area offers a peaceful mountain setting with predominantly gentle slopes ideal for beginners and leisurely skiing. The terrain features mostly easy runs complemented by some intermediate and advanced options, creating a relaxed atmosphere. With a handful of lifts serving the area, it provides an authentic Swiss village skiing experience away from larger resort crowds, surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding peaks and Lake Brienz below.
Total slope length: 12.5km
Advanced slopes: 1.8km
Easy slopes: 8.1km
Intermediate slopes: 1km
Number of lifts: 4
| Brienz BE, Bahnhof | |
| (27m) | |
| Axalp, Totzweg |
Located in the Bernese Oberland, this car-free mountain village offers access to extensive terrain on the Schilthorn massif. The area features varied slopes across different altitudes, with a good balance between beginner-friendly runs and more challenging descents. Its alpine setting provides spectacular views and a peaceful atmosphere. Multiple lift connections serve the terrain, linking traditional mountain scenery with diverse skiing opportunities suitable for different skill levels.
Easy slopes: 14.4km
Total slope length: 38.7km
Intermediate slopes: 15.9km
Advanced slopes: 8.4km
Number of lifts: 36
| Brienz | |
| (17m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (22m) | |
| Lauterbrunnen |
Grindelwald-Wengen forms part of the expansive Jungfrau region, offering access to varied terrain beneath the iconic Eiger North Face. The connected area spans wide-ranging slopes from gentle valley runs to challenging descents, catering to all abilities. With high-altitude sections and extensive intermediate trails, the resort provides diverse skiing across its broad network. The car-free village of Wengen and Grindelwald's alpine setting create distinct base atmospheres while sharing this impressive mountain landscape.
Total slope length: 263.6km
Number of lifts: 24
Advanced slopes: 37.8km
Intermediate slopes: 121.7km
Easy slopes: 104km
| Brienz | |
| (17m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (29m) | |
| Grindelwald Terminal |
Sörenberg is a traditional mountain village resort in the canton of Lucerne, offering a well-rounded mix of terrain across its slopes. With predominantly gentle runs and a solid selection of intermediate trails, it caters well to families and progressing skiers. The area features a fair network of lifts spread across varied terrain, allowing exploration of different sectors. Its mid-altitude setting provides reliable winter conditions, while the relaxed atmosphere and scenic surroundings make it a pleasant base for a quieter Alpine experience away from larger, more crowded destinations.
Intermediate slopes: 14.1km
Total slope length: 42.2km
Advanced slopes: 5.5km
Easy slopes: 22.6km
Number of lifts: 18
| Brienz BRB | |
| (55m) | |
| Brienzer Rothorn |
Nestled in the Bernese Oberland, this resort offers a well-rounded mix of terrain with a strong emphasis on beginner-friendly slopes alongside intermediate cruising runs and some challenging descents. The lift network efficiently connects varied alpine terrain, making it accessible for mixed-ability groups. Surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, the area provides classic Swiss skiing with broad snow fields and forested runs, ideal for those seeking a balanced mountain experience without extreme crowds.
Advanced slopes: 7.1km
Total slope length: 48.5km
Number of lifts: 12
Easy slopes: 25.8km
Intermediate slopes: 15.7km
| Brienz | |
| (17m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (36m) | |
| Grindelwald |
| Grindelwald, Bahnhof | |
| (3m) | |
| Grindelwald, Firstbahn |
Nestled in the Bernese Oberland, this mid-sized resort offers a well-rounded mix of terrain across gentle slopes and more challenging runs. The area is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and scenic alpine panoramas. With a good network of lifts, skiers can explore varied pistes that cater to beginners and intermediates, while more experienced riders will find steeper sections to test their skills. The resort's accessible layout and sunny position make it a pleasant destination for relaxed alpine skiing.
Total slope length: 28.1km
Number of lifts: 12
Easy slopes: 10.7km
Advanced slopes: 2.6km
Intermediate slopes: 14.8km
| Brienz | |
| (22m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (24m) | |
| Spiez |
| Spiez | |
| (28m) | |
| Kandersteg |
Kandersteg offers a calm, family-oriented ski area in the Bernese Oberland with gentle slopes suited for beginners and relaxed skiing. The resort features predominantly easy terrain alongside some intermediate options, creating an inviting atmosphere for learners and those seeking unhurried mountain days. Its accessible layout and manageable scale make it ideal for families and skiers preferring a low-key alpine environment away from crowded slopes.
Total slope length: 9.5km
Number of lifts: 6
Intermediate slopes: 3.9km
Easy slopes: 5.6km
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| Brienz | |
| (22m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (19m) | |
| Spiez |
| Spiez | |
| (28m) | |
| Kandersteg |
Wiriehorn is a compact ski area in the Bernese Oberland offering gentle and intermediate terrain suited for families and leisurely skiers. With a modest network of lifts, it provides a calm atmosphere away from crowded resorts. The slopes are well-suited for beginners progressing to intermediate levels, and the scenic mountain setting offers views over the surrounding alpine landscape. Its quiet character makes it an appealing choice for those seeking a relaxed skiing experience in a traditional Swiss mountain environment.
Intermediate slopes: 5.6km
Total slope length: 9.4km
Number of lifts: 5
Easy slopes: 3.8km
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| Brienz | |
| (22m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (24m) | |
| Spiez |
| Spiez | |
| (12m) | |
| Oey-Diemtigen |
| Oey-Diemtigen, Bahnhof | |
| (17m) | |
| Riedli, Talstation Wiriehorn |
Nestled in the Valais Alps, this village resort offers a relaxed atmosphere with predominantly gentle terrain ideal for beginners and families. The area features a modest network of lifts accessing varied slopes across sunny mountainsides. Traditional alpine charm characterizes the surroundings, with authentic Walser architecture and peaceful mountain scenery. The terrain rises to decent altitudes, providing pleasant views over the Rhône Valley and surrounding peaks. A welcoming destination for those seeking tranquil skiing away from major crowds.
Total slope length: 22.4km
Intermediate slopes: 5.4km
Advanced slopes: 3.1km
Number of lifts: 7
Easy slopes: 13.9km
| Brienz | |
| (17m) | |
| Interlaken Ost |
| Interlaken Ost | |
| (25m) | |
| Spiez |
| Spiez | |
| (26m) | |
| Visp |
| Visp | |
| (4m) | |
| Raron |
